Lots of great shops and bargains. Freindly shop owners too! More

If your first time to the caribbean, then definately visit front street and take it all in. Absent needing something specific or not being a big shopper, the shops and restuarants are the same thing you find in any large caribbean port. No parking is the biggest draw back if you are staying on the island. So even though nice... More

I love the culture of the store fronts on Front Street. The little shops are so quaint, and the store people don't bother you as you browse. Some of the store sales people on the streets offering % off coupons are a little annoying, but they take no for an answer. More

not available when there are no ships in town, nice shopping and good places to eat, the Green House and Chesterfields where the Cruise Ships unload are great choices More

I was in St. Maartin's the last week in april. I went into Ray's jewelers just to have a look! I was interested in a triple diamond ring. I negotiated what I thought was a good price left the island and when I got back to England I took the ring into my jewelers to get a valuation.. I am... More

The place is a pretty tawdry cruise ship port. Bland and full of endless jewelry stores with their full complement of Indian help who shadow your every move in the store. My gf was looking forward to the jewelry stores but after 1/2 a day of looking, left disappointed without serious interest in anything. I'm giving three stars because it... More

You can get a chair and beers for as little as $10 and there are restaurants available to enjoy More

Hundreds of shops and bars. Very busy place especially when the cruise ships are in port. More

Lots of beautiful high-end jewellery. Didn't like the hard sell tactics. More